Center for Integrated Facility Engineering

CIFE 20th BIRTHDAY EVENT April 25, 2008 Event Location (subject to change): The Jerry Yang & Akiko Yamazaki Environment & Energy Building, Room 292

CIFE is 20 this year! Join us to celebrate with lots of friends, a little nostalgia and a look at the impact of CIFE on the life of the organizations and people whom it has touched. There will be panel discussions on the Founding vision of CIFE and comments from twenty years later from some of the early principals; discussions from students from the first and second decades; a view to AEC in 2015, and a view to the future from current students. There will be lots of time to interact with others.   -- SOLD OUT--

Agenda (subject to change) 8:00 AM   - - Registration, Continental Breakfast - - 8:30 AM   Welcome - Martin Fischer (CIFE) & John Kunz (CIFE) 8:50 AM   Founding Vision & Comments from 20 Years Later - Ray Levitt (Stanford Univ.), Paul Teicholz (by video, former CIFE director), Tim Killen (original member company Bechtel) 9:50 AM   - - Break - - 10:20 AM   CIFE Students from the First Decade - Paul Chinowsky, Geoff Cohen, Chris Garcia, Yoshihiro Ichioka, Iris Tommelein 11:20 AM   CIFE from the Eyes of Industry - Reijo Kangas (TEKES), Wallace Kroeker (Smart Technologies), Charles Matta (U.S. General Services Administration), Ben Schwegler (Walt Disney Imagineering) 12:20 PM   - - Lunch, Demos, Videos - - 1:35 PM   CIFE in the Second Decade - Hans Bjornsson (former CIFE director), Florian Aalami, Burcu Akinci, Chuck Han 2:35 PM   AEC in 2015 - Calvin Kam (Optima DCH Development, Inc.), Paul Daugherty (Satellier), Martin Fischer (CIFE), Arto Kiviniemi (VTT), John Kunz (CIFE) 3:35 PM   Discussion 4:05 PM   CIFE Students Today - Peggy Ho, Claudio Mourgues, Reid Senescu, Benjamin Welle 5:05 PM   Discussion 5:30 PM   - - Reception - -       Evening before - April 24th   Join us the evening before, Thursday, April 24th, at the Cantor Art Center on campus for a no-host dinner at the Cafe beginning at 6 PM. There is a small cafe with light fare and wine, tables inside and out. We can stroll through the sculpture garden and enjoy some informal time together. The sculpture garden and cafe are to the left when facing the main entrance on Lomita Drive.